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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-02
COVERED wIrIfBALr RHEUM,

CUrCURA REMEnIKS stksthe greatest medf-
cines on earth. Had the As0tsS case of Salt
Rheum in this country $sAfps mother had n
twenty years, and in fact, died from 1t. / be
lieve CUTICUTA would havSsaved iieF life NV
arms, breast ~ d head wereseoveredzfax three
years. which nothing reliveE or cured nnta, h.
used the CUTIcERA REsOLvENT IntrrnsffysS ntt
CUTTCURA and EEFICURA SCR externally,
fSkWAEh, OHIoSs u. W ADAMS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-02
The VERY Best

News and family paper in the stste is
the WEEKLY GAZETTE; price reduced to
o. = year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-02
HEAD, rAofssNss. HoDY RAVE.

IscoErnenred to aFe your CUTICURA RENE
DTES4aBt July. MyShead aud face and some
parts,4s. nay body were almost raw. My head
was coHasaa with sc4bs and sores, and my sur
fering wasfearful. I had tried everything l
had heaFds siaetsse E9st and West Nv case
was coHeidsFed verv bad one. have now
not partieIeaS Skin Humor about me. and
my case Is consfasred wonderful.
DECATUR, MICHf s. MRS. :. + WHIPPLF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-02
!. 4 FEvER SORE CURED

mustextend TO you the thanks Of one of my
customeTA. who has been cured, by ueirg the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., of an old sore, caused by
a long, snellof sickness or fever eight years
ago. sde ~saso bad he was fearful he would
haYeto hayefS leg amputat d, Dat is happy to
7ays5e Is new entirely Well,-sound as q dollar
He, requests meSouse his name, which is III. Il
Ch$eE, merchandise this place.
zsfa ssfA JOHN V. MINOR, Druggist,
sE Gainsboro, Tenn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-02

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-02
To Rent.

nicely furnished rae@Fsfsh fire.
place, in one block, s ne square. Rent
only $40 peEsutenThs Call at 3oS Houston
street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-02

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-02

'.rnaps SO" said another police OIL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-02
THE GREAT SHOVE

Doris aud Colvln's Circus Captnrss Fort
worth and TaTrans County
Was if pOOd2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-02

nth egsIernmos, poInt and proceed along the
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
'SHA MROCKS Err ON ER N.
THE RIVER SHANNON.

! I. & d /
s,The river that in sileuceWindeth
Through the meadows bright and free.
Till at length thy rest thou f1ndeth
In the bosom of the sea.
i've been borne Ger thy pillows
Heard the music of thy wave,
Low and plaintive as the walling
Of some spirit o. er grave.
Though I've gazed on lonely landscapes,
Bright and beautiful to see,
Yet the world contains none fresher,
Fairer, than I've viewed from thee.
Scenes Of beatty deck thy margin,
Varied as each changing breeze,
Lofty rocks frown DER thy waters.
Covered by green. sheitering trees.
Many 8 ruin, old and hoary,
In its stern decay sublime,
whispers to our hearts the greatness
Ofthat SIRE destroyer, Time.
Ships with snowy sails, go steady,
Proudly swept thy glittcrinR breast
In true poetry OF motion,
Dancing DER each wavelet's crest.
G the tide Of happy feeling
AS our vessel toiled along.
.|oy like sunlight DER me Stealing,
listening to the wild waves song.
Many tints from Heaven, descending,
Now and then fell on the deep,
like some sparkling diamonds blending
With the tears that sea-birds weep
Hallowing each wood and hilltop,
Changing pink, and gold. and blue.
Till the spell of distance dcepened
Into dnsky hue.
still, bold river, thou were dancing
Onward, onward bright and free
Nearer, step by step advancing
10 the Bosom of the sea.
Ant! we would but consider
That like thee our course must erd.
Daily, hourly, plodding onward
TO that bourne where there's no friend
None but Him VINO is to ju'ge us
With O judgment Just and true,
Where He cAnuot show his mercy
But unto the "chosen few
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26

s||$I. N !. y: !, held its fortnightly meeting
Ion October 25. The Lord Mayor pre-
Isided. Speeches we're delivered by the
Lord Mayor and Messrs Harris and
.IfCrilly, NJ. P.'s. Mr.. Rowlands,. an
English M. F., who had just returned
from Woodford, was also present, and
addressed the meeting in a stirring
speech. He said thatit was only after
a struggle of 20 years, not quite so
gigantic as that carried on in Ireland,
that England obtained the right to the
suffrage. They would therefore see
that the two democracies had common
interests, and he hoped the two demo
cracies would help one another in the
great work before them, and that a
bright and a better future would shine
on them both. Mr.. Crilly said Balfour
would live in history as the Chief Sec
retary whose pnrblind policy was re
sponsible for the downfall of Dublin
Castle
4 deputation from the Scottish Lib
eral Association arrived in Dublin on
October % and were met by the Lord
Mayor, Messrs Dillon, Sexton and
O'Brien. and other Nationalist NJ. Z. S.
A procession, hea ed by bands. was
formed at the Imperial Hotel. Police
reporters who endeavored to gain ad
mission to the hotel were excluded,
The Lord Mayor, having introduced
the deputation, Mr.. Gilbert Beth, Mr..
Angus Sutherland, M. f., and Captain
Kerr addressed the crowd from the
hotel window. and assured the people
Of the sympathy and support Of Scot
land in their present struggle. Mr.
Sexton also spoke, affirming that if
England had done last year what Scot
land did i'll returning Gladstonian cam
didates. they would by this time have
turned Dublin Castle into something
useful, such as factory or a reforma-
tory for decayed informers. AT the
conclusion of the speeches cheers were
given FOR parnell and Gladstone, and
the friends of Home Rule IN England, !
Scotland and Wales.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
MEATH.

Died, recently, at his residence. Dun
boyne, in this caunty, Patrick Pbelan
a native of Queens county. after q
fortnight's lllness. His decease is
deeply regretted.
Moynalty Nationalists met on the
25d ult.. with Rev. j. Gilsman in the
chair. The following resolutions were
passed: "That we desire again to place
On record our grateful sense of the SER
vices rendered our country by Mr..
Gladstone, whose eloquent, soul stir
ring speeches and glorious vindication
Of our people at Nottingham gave him
an additional CLAIM to the lasting graf
itude OF the Irish race ''That we pro-
test against the urwarrantable attack
made by our coercion government
against the freedom of the press and
the right of public meeting" THAT
we respectfully call on the tenant far
mers Of Meath not to permit any mem
her of a coercion government or tyran
nical landlord to hunt over their
lands.'
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
W.ESTMEA.TH.

Died, lately, at Salto, Buenos Ayres,
Robert Edw ards, second son OF the late
Robert Edwards, Esq, OF Isachold Cas-
tie, Holt, Flintshie, and Of Mrs. Ed
wards, Ballinagore, county Westmeath.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
ARM AG III.

The tenants on the estate OF the late
Mrs. Bacon, in this county, which now
belongs 10 Mr. Richardson, have oeen
offered reduction Of 20 per cent by
their landlord. The property is stu
sted in the townlands of Ballintaggart
and Mulladry, between the village Of
Richhill and the town of Portatlown.
The tenants intend to hold meeting
at an early date to consider the offer.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
FERMAN AGH.

MIR. Cooley, secretary OF the land
commission, has written a letter to a
county Fermanagh gentleman iii reply
to one III reference to the new land act.
He intimates shat 1.-THE alteration Of a,
rent fixed prior to the first Of January.
1885, for the year commencing from the
first gale day in 1887, will be deter
mined by the commission according to
distric:s.n and that the alteration will
be published in the Gazette and public
press. "The duty Of the commission
ers," the letter continues, lis to deter
mine what, alteration should be made
in the judicial rent for the years 1887, /,
1883 and 1889, SO that the rent under
the provisions Of the section shall differ
by the difference in prices of the re-
spective years. Mr. Cooley also states
that. owing to the inpossibiiity Of ob-
tanning return Of the prices Of 1857
before the close Of the year." the COM
missioners will notbe able to announce
any rent fixtures under the new act
until December next.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
QUEENS COUNTY.

The official valuer appointed to assist
the county court judge in the admins
tration of the new land act in the
Queens county is Valentine Kinds,
chief bailiH of Lord LansdoWne at Lug
gacurran.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
ROSCOMMON.

The Castlerea water works are now
completed, and the inhabitants of the
town are blessed with an abundant sup
ply of spring water.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
MON AFGHAN.

At a meeting Of the Monaghan
branch of the Irish National League,
held on October 2e. the arrest Of Sir
Wilfrid Blunt was vigorously con-
demned.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
ANTRIM.

On Sunday, October Is, a beautiful
new Catholic church. in che Falls dis
trict, Belfast, was dedicated by the Rt.
Rev. DR.. McAllister, Bishop Of Down
and COnuOr.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
SLIGO.

More unsuccessful attempts at seiz~
are for rent have been reported.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
WATERFORD.

On the night Of the 23d nlt., a brutal
and cowardly assault was committed
upon a man named Mccarthy, from
Ballyknock, in O'Connell street, Dun
garyan. The attack rose out of foot
ball victory, in which Mccarthy bore
off a good share Of the honors. Sever
men took part in the assault, and in
formations have been sworn out
against them. The injured man, who
belongs to Kingobinet, had to remain
in Dungarvan all night in consequence
of his wounds.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
LOUTH.
~, ~ -Se'Sf. 2 : 4 :
Died, on the 25th ult.. in Drogh gheda,
William Kelly, sc the venerable age of
MAYO.

The season for herring fishery i'll
Clew Bay has. been remarkably good.
Large takes have been realized every
day. The market prices for the fish are
reported to be very poor.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
TYRONE.

The Rev. Canon Cassidy, z. F., Of
Fintona, died ON October "a: at the ad-
vanced age of 50 years. Father Cas-
sidy was kind-hearted and charitable
clergyman, and all who knew him will
deeply regret his decease.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
WEXFORD.

Desperate resistance was offered. on
October %, to an eviction at Bally.
kerogue. eight miles from New Ross
on the estate of Col, Tot'enham. The
tenants OH this estate, having adopted
the ''pian of campaign the most
wealthy occupier among them was pre-
ceeded againsr. The work of taking
possession was then commenced by the
sheriff, accompanied by about l5
police. The house was strongly forti-
fed. When the Emergency men at.
tempted to torce an entrance they were
blinded with tolling water and tar.
Late in the afternoon the Emerg ency
men gave up their task, and a guard OF
police was put round the house for the
night to prevent those inside from com.
municating with the crowd outside
Mr.. Dunsterville, who was in charge Of
the police, ordered number of people
including the local clergy, out of the
yard, and asked those inside the house
to. surrender. They firmly refused to
do this. and the house was subsequently
forced open by armed police, who ar
rested % inmates. They were. then
charged and remandt d for week. The
2l prisoners we're removed from New
lioss on October ~. A brass band
band played at the railway station.
Each prisoner WIS between two con-
sta bles, and there was a rear guard Of
about 100 constables. :.
I.s WICKLOW.
Francis Maher was on October %, at
the Wicklow quarter sessions, n
fenced tosix months mprisonment for
the larceny Of jewels valued at e2OO
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
TIPPERARY

Mrs. Margaret Blackmore died on the
26th ult., at Mo1tlestown Castle.
Married, on the 22d ult., at SIS. Peter
and Patl''s Church, Clonmel. by Rev.
Thomas Moran, q c.. JOSEPH, Mclnery
and Miss Mary Josephine Murphy,
both OF ClOnmel.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
GALWAY.

AT Woodford, on the oath ult., before
Messrs Dillon and McSheehy, Il. M. g,
three men named Cahill, Fahy and
Hanley were prosecuted for 0bstructing
the sheriff at the eviction OF John
Kemple on Lord Clanricarde's proper.
ty, during the recent eyictions. When
the case for the crown had closed, Mr..
Bowler contended that no evidence had
been given that Sir Henry Grattan
Bell w was high sheriff for the present
year. Mr.. Bowler said chat the deputa-
taSion to the crown WAS not produced.
Mr.. O'Farrell, solicitor for the govern
ment, wished to have the cases post
poned. The magistrates dismissed the
case.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26

Richhill and the town of Portatlown.
The tenants intend to hold meeting
at an early date to consider the offer.
CARLOW.
A case ard recently at the Carlow
land sub commission court revives a
memory OF bitter import to many a ten
ant farmer in county Carlow. The ten
ant stated in course of his examination
that,r 1852 his father was evicted by
the late Colonel Bruen for voting
against him at an election. Some peo~
p!e affpct to believe that such things
exist ca!y in the pages of romance.
CAVAN.
"A man named Monaghan. while on
his way from the lair at l5lackllon on
October 22 was set on by a nnn1ber OF
persons aud beaten. He died after
wards from his injuries.
CLARE.
Mr Buckley, the constable who re-
signed his position or the force IN Kill
rush owing to the action Of the author
tiles in sending armed policemen to
take possession Of the chapel grounds
during the divine service recently, was
rendered a banquet on October rs ny
his tOwnsnlen.
CORK.
A man named Healy, who received a
brutal beating from the Cork police on
the night of the jubilee disturbances,
has been placed in the county lunatic
asylum. Hea]y received on the occa-
sion several blows on the head, and has
never recovered from their effects.
DONEGAL.
The lifeless body of Mr.. William Nc
Murray OF Armagh was found OH the
road at Clay Lake, s,ear Ready, on the
25th nit. Itappears that deceased left
Ready late the previous evening with
two horses and carts, and proceeded to-
wards Castleblaney. The horses ar
rived there next morning without him
When found there were wounds on de-
ceased's head such as would be caused
by fall from cart There is no sus-
picion OF foul play.
DOWN
The tenantry of Drumadonald,
koneys}ane and Ballymacareny town
lands, on the Meade estate, having
asked reduction in their rent Of 3Oper
cent, have been offered 20 per cent. by
the landlords agent. They will con-
slider the offer.
DUBLIN.
A fire occurred on Oct. % at Potter's
Wheel and Wagon Factory, North
Wall, Dublin. The damage was i'm
tied to the premises in which the fire
originated, and is estimated at about
$1,000. n. M ' 4, ~ sz3 nj III s5..f
The death Of the Mitchelst0wn mar.
tyrs will be commemorated in Glas-
neyin Ce emetery at the forthc coming an
5niversary of the Manchester martyrs.
The Mitchelsto the Rathmine,'ss lll1 e 9,
and other branches Of the n Nationaals
League will partic pate in the cele-s h
$,,bration
II The Dsblin. Central Branch. ;of a. the ''l
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
KERRY.

On October a, Actin Sergeant Col
ligan called on the news vendors in
Castleisland, and warned them not tO
expose the placard of any newspaper
announcing the reports Of suppressed
branches of the National League.
KILDARE.
Land valuers often give queer testi.
mony. Recently, at Athy, MIR. Gra-
ham. valuing for the landlord, stated
that he valued certain holding as q
'.going" concern. In reply to Mr..
Reeves he stated that in his valuation
he did not put any valuation ON The
buildings, which belonged to the ten
an an answer the Inconsistency OF
which was pointed out by the chair
man. without in the least disconcerting
the valuer.
KILKENNY.
Graigue fair was held on the last day
of October.
KINGS COUNTY.
The last fair held at Dunkeril was
on the 3rd inst.
LEITRIM.
Several cases Of destitntion have
been reported in MohiIl and vicinity.
Relief measures are prompter than in
years gone by.
LIMERICK
tbs reported in Limerick that Lord
rlOncurry is now willing to reinstate
his evicted tenantry at Murroe, and let
them go into the Land Court. These
tenants were evicted four years ago,
and have since been living in Land
League huts, at the cost Of $50 q week
to the League. .9# 95
a.. LONGFORD. .as
Several of the consta abnlary have had
charges brought against them by per.
SONS living IN Longford. q 3.l
The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
CORK.

A man named Healy, who received a
brutal beating from the Cork police on
the night of the jubilee disturbances,
has been placed in the county lunatic
asylum. Healy received on the occa-
sion several blows on the head, and has
never recovered from their effects.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27

rnd interest IN the Ro Santiago de santa
Ana property. described In book Laa page
5sl OF deeds, property eescribed In book l4S
page 527 Of deeds, property described IN
book lss pace 52s. VIZ OF SEP OF sec .. ~ :,
X 10 W; 1890.
j washburn to Philip stoli and 9 II Bub-
litz-A2reement to convey lots Al and ~.
Ranbury's sub OF lot II and part OF lot ',
block ri. S IN Pascual tract 5000.
q ii Bublf.z to Charles Dillman-Assign.
mept of all his interest in above; $ll50.
Charles l. Strange and Ferdinand g
t;ottschalk to III Sanderson--Lot 3, block
/, resub OF lots ]. s, s. 7,s, II and Is: block
T. George Cummiug's sub of part of lots
aud 4. block 60, II s.; $4,000.
Henry W ogden to Edwin c Webster and
L ] Rese-Lot IA of sub l, block II, San Pas
cual tract; 1880.
SUMMARY.
Number of transfers In above list. So.
Total amount of consideration, 1921, ,23,.
Number OF transfers under $1,000 each, %.
Total amount OF consideration, 50, 9,533.
Transfers for nominal consideration, A.
Aggregate OF days transfers. s240. .sl4.
(NoTE.-Transfers of which the considera.
tion is less than $1,000 are not published In
the above list.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27

pEpor HorKL-Mrs Ballard, Harry Bal
lard, Denver; w H Stetler, Dr. IL Stetier,
Philadelphia: NJ Koyais. Oakland J Little,
San Francisco; schoeh,el. Cincinaaui Maes IL. Z
Rev-J Grinnell and wife, Pasadena; Rich,
ard O'Niel, San Francisco; F Marienau,
Nichaud, Ed Luebbert, st Louis.
GRAND CENTRAL Ho EL.-B NJ Kenny and
wife, Way, Santa Monica:A Raine,
Norfolk;C Relyea, Sierra Madre; James
Kennedy, San Francisco; G S Jesler, Santa
Paula Mrs Saphey Jevler' Quincy, III; Jno
McArthnr. West End. Ia; NJ E Lam bert, sPo-
mona; Thos Archeholt, Pennsylvania; Jas
Baxter Arthur E,sna MitG1el ritcbsrd VaS W.Sssb
Railroad.
ST. CHARLES HoTEL-John Bland, city; w
H Irwin, Thomas II Logan. Wheeling. Ohio;
Robert Anderson, Calico; John MurphJ,
Wellington, Ks; J I Brewster, Riverside;
pr rsvnT MISS fayor Ssn ssn
Jones, Box Springs; Robert NJ Clary: River.
side; Miss Baines, McPhersOn: Miss d
Gilchyist, Santa Barbara; DR. A De Corse,
Yuma: NJ Matthews, san Francisco; J
Topeka, Kan.
FIco HousE-A Fuarey, Amboy D Bad.
ger, Germany; W N Gammel, Austin, Tex;
H Wood, Ban Francisco; K Carter. Duarte
TehseSepi ISi slspis Seams, % sisarns cieVe'
Iand, o; A Macdonald, city; W 4 Hunter,
Mansfield; p II Blades. Albuquerque; r
Sellen, San Francisco; W Armstrong, city
+ 4 Jameson, Pasadena; J 8 Roberts and
mother, Downey; Il Nicoll, San Francisco;
| G Meller, Sacramento: E H Barmore, W A
Perry, city: Z G Genarde, New Orleans; ,
Bochow, San Francisco; B Z Hunt, San
Buenayentura; Greenfield, Ireland; b
A Wamhoff. Wright City, Mo; G w Burns,
+ Murray. San Francisco; WE Rankin,
New York.
NADEAU HousE-P Jacobson, San Fran
cisco; A II Somerman, Boston; G N Hobb,
Denver; Dr Hmkle, San Francisco; Lynch,
Benicia; J Lynch and wifc, Cucamongo:
Geo Herman and wife. Miss Bliss; Mrs II 0
Taylor, Miss H 7 Barney, D N Barney, K
kellogg, New York; G c Fabens, Alameda;
Jones, Santa Barbara; G Kimball,
jacksonville; Findley and wife. Ontario;
NJ Lichtenstein, San Francisco; A Mckfn.
ney, st 10; W n Hawley, lSan Francisco; J
Goodlet and wife. San BernaIdino; 9
johnson. Il + Pratte. Pasadena; G W swee-
ney, oakland; Capt Il Plum, Alameda
Mr. and Mrs Z R Burr, Pasadena.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
Social Hops All Through the Summer.

DIrectors-L. N. Breed, H. 7. Newell, II.
A. Barclay, Charles x Day, Alexander PEN
Hsgan, Frank RAIDER, william r. Bosbysheli,
John l. Redtck. f24-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27

Quantity in medicine is no indication Of
value. Ayers sarsaparilla is concentrated
and powerful; requires a smaller dose. and
is more effective. dose for dose. than any
other arslparilla. 1t is the best of all
blood medicines.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
Special Arrang emen t. for V1sfts
ors 10 Hunting ton.

O10 - n " - - y sVAhs
Mr.. Jewett, the popular manager Of
the Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley
railroad. by special request, has kindly
consented to have all passenger trains
stop at Buffers place, directly in front
of the new town of Huntington and the
celebrated Sierra Madre Villa for all pas
sengers who desire it.
This special arrangement is good for
three days only-to.day, to morrow and
Wednesday, as the great sale of lots
takes place on Thursday next, April 2S,
at offices of Wiesendanger 4 Bonsall and
s. D. Hovey. 25 First street, corner of
Spring street, at 10 o'clock sharp. The
cars will stop where the new Southern
depot is TO be built, and visitors can pass
up Villa avenue to the upper end of the
town, crossing the surveyed new line OF
the Southern Pacific railroad. Few
towns enjoy the privileges of two lines
of railroad
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
REAL. ESTATE.
Semi-TTopic Land Co.
REAL EST-A.T
IN
All Parts OF The City and County.
CHOICE BARGAINS IN ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
Hcqucna st. business location,
SIPS per foot.
Temple street. finest residence loeation.o on
street, 1885 Per foot

Fine residence Q rooms, Hill street. 81 600
Hill street, lot 6ox165 feet ......... 1000
Best lot In Iyanhoc ............. 1000
San Gabriel, leo acres finely im.
proved, fine house, furnished,
elegant home and paying invest
ment ......... ............. $1,000
Bunker Hill. 80 feet with room '
house, bath, stable .... $500
Bunker Hill. S5xIi5, . room house 1900
Bunker Hill. corner, 30x145, house
rooms. also new house 3 rooms =. 1000
Boyle Heights, S0zl60 IT, house.
Ellis tract, house 10 rooms, finely
finished, lot 50xlsS ............. 5000
Olive street, lovely home, 10 rooms. $4,000
Long Beach, 10 acres, set to trees
aud vines. s.................. ......, 1000
Long Beach, 10 acres, with house.. 2G00
Long Beach, 40 acres go. ... 300
Difmond street, ton OF hill on Gable
road: best bargain on the hill 1900
San Gabriel. 800 acres, mostly in
trees and vines, only $500 per acre,
worth $100.
100 acres in barley neer Rosamond 800
Park Villa tract. beautiful lot;
cheapest In the city. See it.
Ohio street, new house; 6 rooms;
near Cable road. only y........ ....... 700
Alabama street, fine 1V-Toom house;
very ch zap, only. .........,,..... 2750
Fine lot on hill, splendid view. FOX
Charming home on hill, s4xl66, 3
room house, best finish .........- $4,000
Hope street, nice home, lot G0xlG5,
house rooms ................... GOO
Fine house, 16 rooms, Bunker Hill,
furnished pays 10 per cent. in price 1900
Texas street, right side, fine lot, only LOCO
AZUSA PROPERTY. VERNON PROPERTY